When my new Nokia 3555b cell phone quit working, i was told by a T-moble rep to send it to T-MOBILE Repair, Refurbishment & Distribution Center, 210 Wiley Road, LaGrange, GA 30240, Don
Borin Dir. Of Proj. Mgm. & Business Operations, Rich Guerrero
Distribution Manager, David Perkins Repair Manager, 706/880-2000
Fax: 706/880-2050, E-mail: [email protected], Web: www.tmobile.com
I sent it back using the exact procedure they defined, which included a reference number, insured carrier and signature required delivery. It was received and signed for by a Patricia Wright on 8/26/2009 at 9:30 am.
I never heard from T-mobile again. No acknowledgement of receipt. No phone. No communication whatsoever.
From what I now have learned, if I had heard from T-Mobile they would not have replaced it with a new device and instead, sent a used, repaired or refurbished phone for the new one I sent to them. We will never know. Doesn't say much good for T-Mobile. T-mobile, like any company, doesn't need self imposed lapses in quality but that's why companies lose market share and some go out of business. They can't do well in any economy much less in this economy, using a substandard level of performance as their business model.
Dana
Boonville,#2
Tue, September 08, 2009
We have a corporate account with T-mobile at our The UPS Store. We see atleast 6 to 8 T-mobile phone returns a day. For each customer dropping off a phone, we give them a computer copy of their UPS tracking #. All too often, a customer dropped off a T-mobile phone, only to call us back weeks later stating that T-mobile doesn't know anything about the return of the phone. Without exception, T-mobile has ALWAYS received the phone. Probably due to the hundreds and hundreds of phones returned each day, T-mobile frequently fails to log in the receipt of some phones.
It appears that you do have your UPS tracking #, as you can see who signed for the package. Call T-mobile and give them the tracking #. They will verify receipt and give you your credit.